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Chickpeas 400g
Organic Kitchen chickpeas are a great source of plant protein and their creamy texture and flavour works great in salads, rice dishes and curry dishes. Or try making your own...
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Organic Kitchen chickpeas are a great source of plant protein and their creamy texture and flavour works great in salads, rice dishes and curry dishes. Or try making your own homemade houmous.
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Country of Origin* |
Italy |
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*Country of origin may vary from time to time and the origin stated in this document is not guaranteed. |
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Net Content |
400g (240g drained weight) |
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Ingredients |
Chickpeas*, Water. *Organic |
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Allergens |
For allergens see ingredients in BOLD. |
Nutritional Values per 100g
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Energy |
504KJ (120kcal) |
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Fat |
2.4g |
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Of Which Saturates |
0g |
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Carbohydrates |
79g |
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Of Which Sugars |
3g |
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Fibre |
5.8g |
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Protein |
7g |
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Salt |
0.01g |
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Certifications |
Organic, Vegan Society |
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Serving Requirements |
Ready to eat cold in salads or try adding to soups and curry dishes. |
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